Sentence examples for equivalent competition from inspiring English sources
The two-point penalty will be suspended and applied to the equivalent competition in 2015.
Heather Stanning and Helen Glover, the world silver medallists in 2010 and 2011, coasted to victory in their heat in the women's equivalent competition, with Jess Eddie and Louise Reeve winning the other heat to progress to the final.
ICC canceled its Americas Women's Championship but continues to host the men's equivalent competition at all three divisions.
Equivalent competition tests of a PeCan18B Δtfs3 derivative and PeCan18B wild type indicated that Δtfs3 increased fitness in this mouse model: with 12 of 14 such mixedly infected mice at least 80% of recovered H. pylori colonies were of the Δtfs3 type.
The intensity of competition (equivalent to the availability of alternative mating options to females), was measured as the number of individuals introduced during the second infection divided by the number of individual of the same sex introduced on the first one.
Thereby, we aimed to test the hypothesis that the coexistence of two ecologically (almost) equivalent species enforces competition for the available resources.
The European Commission accused AstraZeneca of misusing European drug patent and marketing rules to protect its blockbuster ulcer treatment from generic equivalents, Europe's competition regulator said today.
MasterChef: The Professionals has essentially turned into the food-based competition programme equivalent of Speakerboxxx/The Love Below.
In the documentary competition, the equivalent top prize went to Keith Maitland's Tower.
For the hemizygous experiments and the competition assay, equivalent quantities of mock-transfected cells seeded in 24-well plates were used to subtract the background fluorescence.
Ironically, if there is reason to be more optimistic, it is because, this time around, there seem to be no Citibank equivalents providing the unwise competition that makes the boom-and-bust cycles in the property business so severe.
